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1. www.scholastic.com › sample_movie_reviewsSample Student-Friendly Movie Reviews - Scholastic

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   Here are a few movies that are geared towards kids… Director Patricia Rozema and screenwriter Ann Peacock avoid condescending to their target audience -- or, for that matter, to their adult guardians -- by treating their child protagonists with care and respect.

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2. imaginationsoup.net › childrens-books-adapted-movies100 Best Movies Based on Books (for Kids) - Imagination Soup

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   • Children’s Books Adapted Into Movies: A – I
   • Children’s Books Adapted Into Movies: H – p
   • Children’s Books Adapted Into Movies: R – Z

   Find movies based on books with the titles from A to I. BOOK: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Louis Carroll MOVIE: Alice in Wonderland or Alice in Wonderland cartoon BOOK: American Girl of the Year books MOVIE: America Girl movies BOOK: Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery MOVIE: Anne with an E(Netflix series) BOOK: Are You There God, It’s M...

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   Keep searching for good movies based on books with titles from H to P. BOOK: Harriet the Spy by Louise Fitzhugh MOVIE: Harriet the Spy BOOK: Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling MOVIE: Harry Potter BOOK: Holes by Louise Sachar MOVIE: Holes BOOK: Hoot by Carl Hiaasen MOVIE: Hoot BOOK: Hotel for Dogs by Lois Duncan MOVIE: Hotel for Dogs BOOK: How to Train Yo...

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   Rounding out the alphabet, discover good movies based on books with titles starting with the letter R and continuing to the letter Z. BOOK: Ramona by Beverly Cleary MOVIE: Ramona and Beezus BOOK: The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett MOVIE: The Secret Garden BOOK: A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicker MOVIE: A Series of Unfortunat...

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3. teachingmadepractical.com › compare-and-contrast-aCompare and Contrast A Book and Movie Activities

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   Comparing and contrasting a book and a movie can be a very meaningful, educational experience that requires critical thinking - and without all the prep. Use the questions and activity ideas below to help make your movie vs book lesson plans more rigorous for your 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students.

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4. www.twinkl.co.uk › resource › t2-e-1438-film-reviewWriting a Review Template | Film Review | Primary Resource

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   How can I use this film review writing template with my kids: This film review writing template resource is great for your class to analyse a movie they have watched.

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   • This film review writing template resource is great for your class to analyse a movie they have watched. Explore this writing template and many mor...
   • As well as helping children to work on their writing and English skills, this resource can also act as an introduction to persuasive writing. It wi...
   • To write a film review you need to cover the following:Plot - What happens? Are there any plot twists? Did you find the plot interesting?Characters...

5. www.spaghettibookclub.orgSpaghetti Book Club

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   writing and publishing book reviews Giving kids a place for sharing insights and opinions with readers around the world The Spaghetti Book Club is the largest site of book reviews written and illustrated by kids for kids

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6. learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org › read-writeHarry Potter film review - LearnEnglish Kids

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   The Harry Potter film series is famous all over the world and is loved by children, teenagers and adults. It's based on the books by JK Rowling. The first film, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, was released in 2001. The whole series consists of eight fantasy films.

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   Should children's books be adapted into movies?

   • More movies based on books, children’s books, have their origins with excellent chapter books and middle grade books. When these books are adapted into movies it’s interesting to compare the differences and similarities between the book vs. the movie. Plus, it’s an opportunity for kids to consider the success of the film adaptation.

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   Can a book vs book debate get kids really talking?

   • The old novel vs. book debate can get kids really discussing — and learning how to back up their opinions with evidence and examples. BOOK CLUB IDEA: Recently, my tween’s mother-daughter book club read The Giver and watched the movie. I loved this idea because it gave them a fun activity for their book club meeting, especially for their age group.

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   Should kids watch a movie based on books?

   • Nothing is better than hooking kids on a good book, a book series, or a favorite character. If a movie based on books does that, then the movie is a success in my mind. If a book movie gets your child interested in reading the book, that’s wonderful, too.

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   Should I watch a book movie or read the book?

   • If a book movie gets your child interested in reading the book, that’s wonderful, too. So no matter the order, whether you watch the movie or read the book, keep in mind the ultimate goal: to get kids reading more. Join other teachers, parents, librarians, and grandparents who receive my newsletter of book reviews and learning resources.

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   How do you motivate a child to read a book?

   • Reading books that are movies or have been adapted into a television series can be very motivating! First, read the book, then watch the movie or series. (We know that books and movies both are rewarding, but kids * may* think that the movie is the reward.) Discussing the differences between the book and the movie will happen naturally.

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   How important is comparing a book and a movie?

   • Comparing and contrasting a book and a movie can be a very meaningful, educational experience that requires critical thinking - and without all the prep. Use the questions and activity ideas below to help make your movie vs book lesson plans more rigorous for your 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students.

   Compare and Contrast A Book and Movie Activities

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8. bookosmia.com › how-to-write-a-book-review-step-byHow To Write A Book Review: Step-By-Step Guide For Kids I ...

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   Jul 1, 2024 · A book review is your chance to tell your friends what you found interesting about the book. Writing a review helps you too! It lets you think more about the book—what parts you liked best, what was your emotional response to some scenes or plots, etc. Plus, your review might help other kids stories they like, just like you do!